Hatboro High School - Hi Hatter Yearbook (Hatboro, PA)

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THIE HAT ANNIE WOOD UBI-mf. Gvpsy Rover, '2-1: Glee Clulw, '253 Nlusic Club, '26, Hocliey, '27. She l1a.r a I'0l.t'C qf wlzfclz wc an' proud, ' ' f rind where .flu .r1ng,r, lhvrv lx alwaya' a crowd. Annie certainly is a quiet girl but still we know she is among us and if there is anything funny said you are sure to hear her little, merry laugh. There is one thing she loves to do and that is sing-may she go through life always singing. l ISABEL YOCHUM ulllyn French Club, '26g Glee Club, '26, Basketball, '26-'27. Iz:y 1'.rlraz'nim7fgr Hia opera grand, Some day Jll6'11J'lIlg lll Mc Holy Land. Izzy is one of our girls who seems to have plenty of time to waste, she never works real hard at school, but she does practice her vocal lessons. You know lzzy is going to be a great singer some day, and we all wish her success. 412110

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'NI XRCJARE l' IX EIR THE HAT EMILY WATSON Ollie ' ' Gypsv Rover, '24: Glee Club, '25g lWIusic Club, '265 Senior Playg Hockey, '27. When .roclal evenllr are coming amzuul, Our Emily can caally llcfauml, Doing her berrl lo make ll11'ny.f go, And you can bel .1he'.J nal .ro rrlowf' Emily is one of the girls who has been in Hatboro School from the first grade, and we are proud to own her as a class- mate. Her dark eyes fairly dance when there is any fun to be had, and she is always ready to help if a party is being planned. 4,0 Gvpsy Rover, '2-I: Glee Club, '25: Qlusic Club, '26: Editor- in-Cihiet, H273 Assistant Editor, '26, Treasurer of Class, '24-H275 Student Council, '24-'27, Hockey, '27. Slu- l.J .nr-cvlam1'j1'11c qnfl a pvljfvrl llllle dear, llvlllz al lmppy a'1.rpn.v'1l1w1 lllrll-r11n'4'.r all lu-rjr1em1'J cheer. Peg is one of the most active members of our class and you never see her walking around with a grouch. She likes to talk and laugh but neither of these hinder her in her work. She is a friend to everyone and is loved by all. ln choosing landscapes she prefers I'Iills. Maybe that is why she is so high above everyone else when it comes to reciting her well-prepared lessons. X MILDRED WHITE Lcfly Basket'-Hall, ,26-'27g Cagtain Basketball, '26, llflanager Basketball, '27, Dramatic lub, '26. Laffy 1i.r .wpall and very Jhorl, Bu! will: ll all, .rl1e'.r a real good .rporl. Lefty is always full of pep and ready for a good time. She hates the boys and is never with them, only when alone. She adores Ford roadsters and-but we must not tell anything more. Although she is verv small she is an ideal athlete and a good sport, working only for fair play. ' -sq 20 Ir-

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THE HAT A Tribute to the Seniors As a tribute to the Seniors, Of the class I love so well- Those whose hearts are filled with gladness- , Briefly of their life I'll tell. We Each one, I'm sure, is destined To make this life worthwhileg Not give up till he is beaten, Then surrender with a smile. I have heard the fellows talking Of the things they'd like to be- If I do not get things twisted, This is how it came to me: Chapman Carver enters opera, Charles Bryan roves the sea, Walter Harkins joins the movies , Oh! what can the others be. One was going to be a chauffeur, Who that was I can't recall. Oh! perhaps that was Iohn Lacey! Now I think I have them all. But wait, I see I am mistaken, Some entirely I forgot g If I fail to mention any You can bet I'l1 get it hot. Carlton Ainsworth is so serious When there's work that must be done, But when he gets around 'the girls He is bound to have his fun. Marian Schaffer teaches kiddies Yvhat is best for them to do, How to keep the sun still shining Even though the skies are blue. Walter Bitting is a wise crack, Always saying something smart, But when you need an honest answer, Every one will call on Hart. ei When you get to know a fellow, That is when the fun will start 5 lve supposed Slack was a dumbbell, But at last we've learned he's smart. Elsie Dudbridge is conceited, 1 But of course she'll say not very.' When I sought her aspiration, She said private secretary. Ann lVlcGarvey will be an artist 3 Peggy YVeir, a comic poet, Izzy Yochum an opera singer Even though you wouldn't know it. Mildred White and Emily Watson Are among the rank and file, With fair Mary E. Kapusta Will take dictation for awhile Hilda Smith continues music 5 Thelma Ritter soon begins Yvith a teacher of great talent, Her lessons on the violin. Franklin Tettemer plays with Boston In that famous National League, Pitching curves that baffle Babe Ruth Even though Hank's not so big. Iesse Rubinkam is dexterous, Gentle, loving, kind and true, Etiicient, calm and level-minded, And what he starts he follows through Annie Yvood is always smiling, Or perhaps she'll start to sing To banish cares and sudden sorrows, That always 'round the heart do cling Here's to Kate Bassett, the cheerful As a clerk we wish him joy. And success in all his labor For surely our Kate is not coy. 2211:- I